Fine Clonier is hosting a Haunted Halloween Custom LEGO Minifig Contest – there’s still time to enter! Here are a few of the rules – complete information is here. (I hope somebody comes up with a scary princess) What is the contest,” you ask. Well it is simply building a Custom Scary Halloween figure out […]
Heather Camlot reviews Syuzi Pakhchyan’s Fashioning Technology in Microsoft Home Magazine: I received a new craft book this week. When I saw the cover — a photo of a woman with rock star headphones and the title Fashioning Technology (O’Reilly, 2008) — I knew the book wasn’t going to be your typical Holly Homemaker tome. […]
We are looking for a Maker in the Madison, WI area, please contact us! mark@rosengrouppr.com 212-255-8455 x225 Update: We got some folks, thanks! No need to contact us unless you want to just say hi.
Good overview @ FOLIO with some results of MAKE being on Twitter for Make support, doing special deals, Maker Faire scheduling and more… If you’re Twitter, add us!.. Likely useful for the folks out there thinking about putting their companies in the tweet-o-sphere.
When I was working for Wired, we coined the term jitteratti (what the digerati become after too many cups of coffee). Caffeine and tech journalism (all journalism, for that matter) seem to go hand-in-hand. So it’s sort of fitting that Wired is doing a Starbucks art contest. The idea is to make something cool and […]
A preview of our upcoming show, debuting in January 2009: A new national series from MAKE magazine, Twin Cities Public Television, and American Public Television… The MAKE stage has gotten a whole lot bigger Make: television brings the spirit and energy of the magazine to TV sets in beautiful HD. Featuring stories of accomplished Makers […]
Next Meeting: 28 October 2008 7 PM – 9 PM (ET) ALWAYS FREE! Location: Smith Hall of Art, Room 114 (Map of Block) George Washington University 801 22nd St NW Washington, DC 20037 Schedule for next meeting Philip Kohn : Interactive video art: Harnessing 15 Seconds of Fame It is human nature to “ham it […]
